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It's 'Taboo' to Critics, But Show Has Fans by Robert Kahn

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Review: Bright Ideas by Gordon Cox

"Bright Ideas" is a comedy that is, of all things, genuinely funny.

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Now They Won't Have to Chew the Scenery by Gordon Cox

The theatrical accessory of the fall season, it seems, is food.

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Broadway Review: Taboo by Linda Winer

"Taboo" is not -- we repeat not -- the train wreck that Broadway's flop- collectors were promised by advance word. In fact, much of George's score -- plenty of new songs plus "Do You Really …

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FINDING FAME by Karin Lipson

In the cast of the Off-Broadway musical, 22-year-old Jesse Nager is playing parts he's lived

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'Father Fame' Passes It On by Karin Lipson

It's been more than two decades since David De Silva first conceived of a film about kids attending a performing arts high school in New York.

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Fast Chat: Mark Hamill by Gordon Cox

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Less Seductive, Yet Still Vintage Pinter by Linda Winer

This should have been a crackling highlight of the hectic fall season. But Jones' direction is curiously slack.

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Lil' Lambs Big on Stage by Robert Kahn

"They get too big and we have to send them away, but nothing bad happens to them," "Gypsy" star Bernadette Peters said, referring not to the musical's child actors, but rather its young lamb…

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Still Down to Eartha by Michael Bracken

'Just give me a minute to strip," said Eartha Kitt, wiggling her slinky body from side to side, wearing only a black teddy and heels.

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The White Way to Yellow by Blake Green

Doing the expected isn't something that remotely interests Rosie O'Donnell - from naming her children ("after no one I ever met") to producing a Broadway show. In her offices high above Time…

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Constant Chameleon by Gordon Cox

Boy George, subject and star of the new musical 'Taboo,' continues to redefine himself

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Tinkering With a 'Taboo' by Gordon Cox

Plus items on "Bounce" and Kyle MacLachlan.

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Still Down to Eartha by Michael Bracken

The sexy septuagenarian is ready with a quip and a strip

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Broadway Review: "The Violet Hour" by Linda Winer

This is the beguiling world of "The Violet Hour," Richard Greenberg's rich, if a bit thin, time-machine tragicomedy, which opens the Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway wing Thursday night.

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Teens Waiting for Good Dialogue by Gordon Cox

'The Moonlight Room" has something important on its mind.

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At Stalin’s Hands by Liam Pleven

A gulag survivor’s tale sheds dramatic light on the Soviet dictator who shaped an era of brutal repression - even as he helped defeat Hitler

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A Little 'Bounce' for the Theater by Linda Winer

Sondheim's 'Bounce' sings of Florida's legendary Mizners

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Greenberg Learns To Live With Life’s Messes by Blake Green

"It's been a turbulent few weeks, but I've become philosophical in my old age," says Richard Greenberg - and the playwright isn't even talking about "The Violet Hour," his problem-fraught pr…

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When the Holiday Spirit Is Tragic by Linda Winer

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'Taboo' May Delay Its Opening by Gordon Cox

No one's talking, but Boy George, whose real name is George O'Dowd, was called into an emergency meeting Friday afternoon with other major players involved in producing the show.

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Time as an Unkind Stranger by Linda Winer

It has been 20 years since Tennessee Williams choked to death, apparently by accident, in his regular suite at a faded, charming Manhattan hotel in a city he had recently damned as "a rock f…

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The Family 'Cat' by Blake Green

Ashley Judd takes on the role of Maggie in a revival of 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,' a drama about a dysfunctional Southern Clan.

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An Adolescent Study From Life by Gordon Cox

'Tatjana in Color" is the third play by Julia Jordan to open in New York this season, and it's also the most ambitious.

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Something Fresh In The State of Denmark by Gordon Cox

People appear as if by magic in Theatre de la Jeune Lune's production of "Hamlet."

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